SNR & ATT figures after lightning filter

My router has just died after a lightning storm, so I've plugged the
replacement through a lightning filter. I'm on Pipex Solo 2000.

Here are the before figures:

Dn Up
SNR Margin 35 28 dB
Line Att 28 16 dB

And here are the after (same router):

Dn Up
SNR Margin 30 23 dB
Line Att 29 16 dB

Any need to be concerned?

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Nigel M

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"Nigel Molesworth" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> My router has just died after a lightning storm, so I've plugged the
> replacement through a lightning filter. I'm on Pipex Solo 2000.
>
> Here are the before figures:
>
> Dn Up
> SNR Margin 35 28 dB
> Line Att 28 16 dB
>
> And here are the after (same router):
>
> Dn Up
> SNR Margin 30 23 dB
> Line Att 29 16 dB
>
> Any need to be concerned?

No.

Regards
Sunil

On Sun, 05 Jun 2005 10:27:52 +0100, Nigel Molesworth
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Any need to be concerned?

plenty of margin left but this "lightning filter" is costing you 5 dB
of SNR margin which one day might reduce the max speed you can get.

Phil
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